Belgian Star Zwangere Guy Reveals Harrowing Story in New Documentary
Belgian artist Zwangere Guy, whose real name is Gorik van Oudheusden, is opening up about a deeply personal and disturbing moment from his past in a new documentary titled Zwangere Guy: Dansen op de vulkaan (Pregnant Guy: Dancing on the Volcano). He recounts a time when his former girlfriend intervened to prevent him from harming someone, revealing he once considered throwing a person from a third-story window.
“My ex-girlfriend saved me when I wanted to throw someone out of the third floor,” Zwangere Guy shared, according to reports. The documentary, directed by Matthijs van Camerijk and Leon Veenendaal, explores the artist’s life and his struggles as he reinvents himself.
The film delves into what’s been described as the “woolly life” of the artist, and follows him as he battles his inner demons. The release of this documentary comes as Zwangere Guy continues to gain recognition for his music and artistic expression, solidifying his place in the contemporary music scene.
Tuesday’s television listings also include Club Brugge in action and a true-crime offering, alongside the story of Zwangere Guy. De Standaard reports that Tuesday’s programming features the difficult birth experience of Zwangere Guy, a Belgian love story set abroad, and a woman’s nightmare scenario.
Humo: The Wild Site notes that tonight’s viewing options include Club Brugge, fresh true-crime content, and the turbulent life of Zwangere Guy. GVA highlights the documentary as a glance at the artist’s rebirth and his fight against his demons, filmed by two Dutch filmmakers.
VRT describes the documentary as taking viewers into the head and heart of Zwangere Guy as he navigates self-rediscovery.
